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New Mexico Vacations New Mexico became the 47th state on January 6, 1912. The Capitol is: Santa Fe The Largest City is: Albuquerque Official State Website State Park Below you will find listings and information about New Mexico's State Parks. State Parks Parks & Monuments New Mexico Web Directory National Parks, Monuments and Trails Below you will find listings and information about National Parks, National Monuments, and National Trails located in New Mexico. Aztec Ruins Bandelier Capulin Volcano Carlsbad Caverns Chaco Culture El Camino Real de Tierra Adentro El Malpais El Morro Fort Union Gila Cliff Dwellings Old Spanish Trail Pecos Petroglyph Salinas Pueblo Missions Santa Fe Trail White Sands New Mexico State Flower: Yucca New Mexico adopted the Yucca flower as the official state flower on March 14, 1927. Gardens Visit beautiful botanical gardens and arboretums in New Mexico. Rio Grande Botanic Garden Santa Fe Botanical Garden UBC Botanical Garden Museums Step into New Mexico's past and explore the history. Museum of Natural History and Science Space History National Atomic Museum Maxwell Museum of Anthropology Southwestern Biology New Mexico State Flag New Mexico adopted their original state flag in 1912. The current state flag was chosen from a flag competition in 1920. Theme Parks & Water Parks Get a thrill from New Mexico's Theme Parks or cool off in a Water Park. Cliff's Beach Water Park Zoos If you like animals, visit any of New Mexico's Zoos Albuquerque Aquarium Rio Grande Zoo New Mexico State Bird: Roadrunner New Mexico adopted the roadrunner as the official state bird on March 16, 1949. Festivals Join in the celebration, attend New Mexico's Festivals. Wine Festival Body Painting Festival UFO Festival Santa Fe Music Festival Chili Festival Wool Festival Hiking & Backpacking See beautiful country while getting some good exercise. Las Cruces Hiking Biking & Cycling New Mexico offers great routes for Biking or Cycling. New Mexico Cycling Mountain Bike Trails Sun Mountain Bike Co Taos Cyclery Caverns & Caves Do you like exploring caverns and caves? Find New Mexico's best. Ice Cave Carlsbad Caverns Lechuguilla Cave Slaughter Canyon Cave New Mexico State Seal The New Mexico Seal has its origins in the 1851 formation of the Territory of New Mexico. When New Mexico became a state in 1912, the seal was amended to read the "Great Seal of the State of New Mexico" and the date of its statehood was added. Camping Enjoy the great outdorrs with your entire family. KOA Campgrounds Aguirre Spring Los Alamos Camping Sierra Bonita Cabins RV Parks Prefer to camp with the luxuries of home? Visit New Mexico's RV Parks. American RV Park Lakeside Monte Verde Monte Bello Roadrunner RV Santa Fe Skies Trails End Golf Check out the best Golf Courses in New Mexico. Black Mesa Spas Need some relaxation and pampering? Check out the Spas in New Mexico. Ojo Caliente Ten Thousand Waves Vista Clara Ranch Riverbend Hot Springs Freshwater Fishing If you enjoy fishing, check out New Mexico's lakes, rivers and creeks. Streit Fly Fishing Sandstone Anglers New Mexico Outdoor Sports Guide New Mexico State Fish: New Mexico Cutthroat Trout Adopted in 1955, the New Mexico Cutthroat Trout is the official fish. Hunting Find a guide and hunt New Mexico. JFW Ranch Rancho Rojo Outfitters San Francisco River Outfitters 2CR Outfitters Moon Valley Outfitters Mangas Outfitters Wapiti Ranch Rafting New Mexico offers great white water rafting, canoeing and kayaking. Kokopelli Rafting Adventures Santa Fe Rafting Co Cottam's Outdoor Los Rios River Runners Skiing Visit New Mexico's Resorts for some great Skiing. Ski Taos Angel Fire Sipapu Sandia Peak New Mexico State Quarter Released April 97, 2008, the New Mexico state quarter shows a Zia sun symbol over a topographical outline of the State with the inscription "Land of Enchantment." Vineyards Looking for a good wine? Visit New Mexico's Vineyards. Anderson Valley St Clair Ponderosa Valley Tularosa Rocketry If you enjoy launching rockets into the sky, New Mexico has the place to do it. Alamogordo Rocketry Rocket Racing League Horse Racing Come see the horses run at one of New Mexico's race tracks. The Downs at Albuquerque Ruidoso Downs Sunland Park Gambling Come check out the casino's in New Mexico. Cities of Gold Isleta Casino Hollywood Route 66